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People work at the coworking Creative States of Arsenal in Kyiv on March 5, 2021. Photo by
Oleg Petrasiuk
We live in a world where Netflix algorithms decide what we watch, Spotify suggests music and Uber knows where we live to take us home.
Science fiction isn’t that fictional anymore, especially in the realm of health care, agriculture, communication and entertainment, where real life has tightly intertwined with artificial life.
At the same time, some people, especially the older generation, still don’t see it. They still dismiss the idea that playing games can be a sport. But esports is already more popular than the National Basketball Association. Nearly 60 million people watched the final of “League of Legends” while just 30 million watched the NBA finals, according to Goldman Sachs. Another fact: The video game industry is worth $140 billion annually, roughly three
By Published Jan. 25. Updated Jan. 25 at 4:35 pm Ukrainian staff of tech firm Playtika pose for a picture on June 6, 2019. Israeli-based Playtika, which develops mobile gambling games, has three offices in Ukraine: in Kyiv, Vinnytsia and Dnipro. the company has recently raised $1.88 billion in an initial public offering on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Popular on social media
Israeli tech firm Playtika, which has three offices in Ukraine, raised $1.9 billion in an initial public offering on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
A developer of mobile casino games, Playtika sold 79.9 million shares, giving the company a market value of about $12 billion.
The per-share price started at $22 on Jan. 15 but it rose to nearly $32 by Jan. 19 in what became the biggest listing by an Israeli-based company. Now Playtika and its China-based owner, Giant Investment, plan to use the IPO money to repay